Mark Dorosin On Kinnaird: “I’m Surprised And Saddened”
Orange County Commissioner Mark Dorosin says he had the same reaction as many others in the community.
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D.G. Martin’s Thoughts On Potential Replacements For Sen. Kinnaird
Posted by Staff | Aug 19, 2013 | State Government
CHAPEL HILL – WCHL’s D.G. Martin shared his thoughts on Senator Ellie Kinnaird following the announcement of her resignation. Martin also talked about potential replacements for the open position. You can hear...
Read MoreEllie Kinnaird Resigns From NC Senate
Posted by Staff | Aug 19, 2013 | State Government
“What led me to this decision are the actions taken by the Republican majority in the legislature…”
Read MoreThe Commentators – Ellie Kinnaird – August 16, 2013
Posted by Staff | Aug 16, 2013 | The Commentators
Veto No. 1: No Drug Tests For Welfare Applicants
Posted by Ran Northam | Aug 15, 2013 | State Government
Your North Carolina senator, Ellie Kinnaird, has one point of positive feedback for Governor Pat McCrory’s veto of the Welfare Drug Testing bill, but she says the Governor didn’t get everything right.
Read MoreThe Commentators – Ellie Kinnaird – August 6, 2013
Posted by Staff | Aug 6, 2013 | The Commentators
Local Representatives Criticize State Budget
Posted by Staff | Jul 22, 2013 | State Government
Now with a settled budget that both House Speaker Thom Tillis and Senate leader Phil Berger seem happy about, passage looks likely.
Read MoreKinnaird: Leg.’s Tax Reform Hurts Mid, Low Classes, Economy
Posted by Staff | Jul 17, 2013 | State Government
With a signature by Governor Pat McCrory, the Tax Simplification and Reduction Act will be the first change to the tax code in about 80 years.
Read MoreHouse Approves Proposed NC Abortion Regulations
Posted by Staff | Jul 11, 2013 | State Government
The measure now returns to the Senate for final approval before going to Governor Pat McCrory.
Read MoreAfter Supreme Court Decision, NC Senate Takes On Voter ID Bill
Posted by Staff | Jul 8, 2013 | State Government
In late June, the General Assembly’s Senate Rules Committee announced it would go forward with a bill requiring North Carolinians to show some form of identification before voting.
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